Guy Crimson’s Dominion: The Shaping of Universe Two

As Guy Crimson entered his newly assigned domain, Universe Two, a sense of unparalleled dominion and raw power settled over him. Unlike Rimuru, who approached his universe with a sense of balanced governance, Guy embraced his role with a thrill of anticipation.

From the moment he arrived, he could feel the unbridled chaos woven into the fabric of this universe. While there were planets with thriving civilizations, there were also entire worlds consumed by war, destruction, and madness. Some civilizations flourished under brutal regimes, others under complete anarchy.

"This is… fascinating," Guy mused, standing atop a floating landmass of black obsidian, watching over the cosmos. "This universe is already wild… I like it."

From behind him, Gurd, his newly appointed aide and successor, chuckled. "I suppose this suits you, my lord. A universe with untamed chaos at its core."

Guy smirked. "Exactly. But even chaos needs a ruler. Let's begin."

Unlike Rimuru, who meticulously structured his universal laws with absolute precision, Guy approached governance with a more pragmatic mindset—flexible but absolute where necessary.

Standing atop a floating citadel carved from pure void energy, he conjured a massive tome, pages forming from the very essence of reality itself. He inscribed his universal decrees into the very heart of his dominion:

Might Dictates Right – Power rules above all. Those who are weak will serve those who are strong. Survival and dominance are the ultimate laws of nature.

Divine Intervention is Rare – The rulers of civilizations are free to govern as they see fit. Only in times of universal crisis will Guy himself step in.

War is Inevitable, But Purposeful – War must be conducted with purpose. Destruction without reason will be punished. If a world chooses war, it must be for the sake of evolution, not mindless slaughter.

Freedom Must Exist… Within Limits – Worlds may establish their own laws, but the overarching cosmic order must never be broken.

Challenge the Crimson Sovereign at Your Own Peril – Those who seek power beyond their station and attempt to challenge divine rule will face absolute annihilation.

Destruction Must Serve Progress – There will be Destroyers, but they must not wipe out civilizations for trivial reasons. Destruction must lead to something greater.

Supreme Kais Must Shape the Strongest – Those who hold the role of Supreme Kai must not coddle mortals. They must shape warriors, rulers, and visionaries, ensuring civilizations are not weakened by peace.

As the last law was written, the tome burned into reality, fusing into the very foundation of Universe Two. The Crimson Dominion was established.

The Hunt for Destroyers and Supreme Kais

With his universal laws set, Guy turned his attention to finding those worthy of godhood.

Unlike Rimuru, who sought balance between creation and destruction, Guy prioritized dominance and raw strength. His Destroyers would be warriors of unparalleled might, and his Supreme Kais would not be gentle guides, but brutal teachers who forged civilizations through trials of fire.

The First Destroyer – The God-Slayer of Xyphos

The first planet Guy visited was Xyphos, a world ravaged by centuries of war. Here, the strongest warrior was Vaelin Kross, a battle-hardened conqueror who had slain even divine beings in his rise to power.

Guy descended onto the battlefield, watching as Vaelin single-handedly took on an army of thousands, his blade carving through flesh and metal with terrifying precision.

As the last enemy fell, Vaelin turned, eyes narrowing at the powerful being before him.

"You're not of this world," he said, gripping his sword.

Guy smirked. "Observant. I'm here to offer you a greater throne. Become one of my Destroyers, and you'll wield power beyond your comprehension."

Vaelin's bloodied lips curled into a smirk. "And if I refuse?"

Guy's eyes gleamed. "Then I kill you and find someone else."

Silence. Then, Vaelin laughed—a deep, menacing sound. "I like you. Fine. I'll take the position, but I won't follow weaklings."

"You won't have to," Guy replied, tossing him a fragment of cosmic energy. "Your job is simple—ensure this universe remains strong. Destroy only those who deserve to be erased."

The First Supreme Kai – The Grand Tyrant of Seraphis

Unlike other universes where Supreme Kais were gentle, nurturing guides, Guy sought out those who understood power and control.

On the planet Seraphis, an empire ruled by a benevolent tyrant named Nyphera had stood for millennia. Under her rule, civilizations flourished—but through absolute authority and unwavering discipline.

When Guy arrived at her throne room, Nyphera gazed at him with the cold eyes of a ruler who had seen everything.

"You are no ordinary being," she stated, her voice carrying centuries of wisdom.

"And you are no ordinary ruler," Guy replied. "You rule with an iron fist, yet your people thrive. I need someone like you to shape civilizations on a grander scale."

Nyphera's gaze remained steady. "I will not be a puppet."

Guy chuckled. "I wouldn't respect you if you were. Your role is simple—make civilizations strong. Ensure they don't crumble into weakness. Teach them the cost of power."

Nyphera nodded slowly. "Then I accept. I will not allow this universe to become weak."

And so, Nyphera became the first Supreme Kai of Universe Two.

Guy continued his journey, selecting several more Destroyers and Supreme Kais, each one a figure of strength, ambition, and control. His Destroyers were warriors, conquerors, and monsters, while his Supreme Kais were tyrants, teachers, and architects of civilization.

Unlike Rimuru's universe, which valued balance and fairness, Guy's universe thrived on challenge and hardship. He did not create peace—he created an arena where only the strongest would rise.

Beerus observed Universe Two with a look of amusement. "As expected of Guy. He's ruling with an iron fist, but it suits him."

Velzar, one of Beerus' wives, smirked. "At least he's keeping things interesting. His universe will either flourish in power… or tear itself apart."

Whis chuckled. "Either way, it will be entertaining to watch."

Beerus leaned back in his throne, eyes gleaming. "Let's see how long his dominion lasts before someone challenges him for it."

And so, in Universe Two, the reign of the Crimson Sovereign began—a realm where power ruled above all else.